Atalanta's son

The sixth, the Arcadian Parthenopaeus, rushes out,
So-named as he was born from his mother who was
Earlier unmarried after a time, the trusty son of Atalanta.
And lastly I your son, even if I’m not yours, but by an evil
Fate fathered, yet called yours,

Author: Sophocles
Source: Oedipus in Colonos, line 1320


ANTIGONE: But who is this, who is passing round the tomb of Zethus, with clustering locks, in his eyes a Gorgon to behold, in appearance a youth?
TUTOR: A general he is.
ANTIGONE: How a crowd in complete armor attends him behind!
TUTOR: This is Parthenopaeus, son of Atalanta.
ANTIGONE: But, may Diana who rushes over the mountains with his mother destroy him, having subdued him with her arrows, who has come against my city to destroy it.

Author: Euripides
Source: Phoenician Women